Growing up in Gaza, I didn’t realize that the siege I was living under was unique or that others didn’t face a constant threat of death. It was only after I left that I understood I had grown up in a concentration camp, and that it shaped my life.
The truth this Christmas: Palestinian Christians – and all Palestinians – grapple with heartache and loss, as Israel dishes up Christmas hasbara.
At a time when peace and hope seem impossible, Christians from the Holy Land bring us words of comfort – perhaps the most honest, authentic, and hopeful message of its time – and a call to all people to work for justice.
Users need to revolt against what will very likely be an even more widespread effort to censor voices critical of Israel. What’s at stake is no less than whether or not U.S. voters will continue to be able to see what Israel’s military is doing to Palestinians.
Longstanding dedication to whitewashing genocide by the Israel lobby has coaxed the government, media, and parts of the Jewish community into complicity.
An amendment in the 2026 military spending bill puts the US on the hook to find and “fill gaps” in Israel’s military capabilities that arise due to sanctions imposed by other nations.
Six political prisoners who targeted factories arming Israel’s genocide are weeks into a hunger strike. But in contrast to the IRA’s 1980s hunger strike, this one is being blanked by the media
“AIPAC is on the ropes. It’s being defeated and losing its hold on the American public,” David Frank, a professor at the University of Oregon, told TNA.
Bethlehem prepares for a subdued Christmas as its tree lights up on December 6, marking the city’s first celebration in two years as Israel’s violence continues
The American Jewish community is in open crisis over its support for Israel after two years of genocide in Gaza. A key issue in this crisis is a topic once considered too taboo to criticize: the Israel lobby.